Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1894, Page 1

" ESTABLISHED JUN FRIDAY MORNING, ‘SEPTEMBER 21, 1894, SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS [ \ carried out. Japan's army, he says, 1s far | Q r effect that tranquility prevafis fn Bluefields, N o | getting the entire 327 votes cast. No anti- N ! JAPS WIN ANOTHER. VICTORY | Si5erice s e “cf énioa SET HIS FOOT DOWN HARD | sttt iivtiees Sovhas vueevacio | POOR DAY FOR PIE BITERS | v ek i o s e FUSE IN THE FIRST DISTRICT “The great trouble with Clina.” he said, Is now under the constitutional law of tion elected was: Gus Carey, Richard Bur- s1in the lack of pairlotism among the people —_— Nicaragua. dish, Dominick Cosgrove, Thomus. Murphy, n Japan every mother's son Is steeped in ek AL ¢ R — Pat ' Horrigan, John Reeves, Ed_Rothe Scoond Naval Egagement Results in the | puttiotism. In China a viceroy and & nu: Captain 0'Neil Teils Nica-aguins Amerioazs FRAUDULENT SGHUOK BoY Administration-Majors Men Strike a Snag | 3fmis Sionnell: John 0'Connell, rat Ford, | Democrats Endorse Mayor Weir of Lincola + " er of soldiers are hired to defend the 5 . J artin Shields. ) Loss of Five Chinese £ hip ccunitry, They might be o many Hesflans Carnot Be Fo cad to Hold Offic>, bbb ""“:";';"‘:"‘::I'“"" In Ver- at the Polls in Ponglas County. DEFEATED IN THEIR STRONGHOLD at Teoum eh, Ry for all’ the patriotism they possess.” R Fourth Ward—Probably the most bitterly | ST, LOUIS, Sept. 30.<AWithin the past few cbtiteated AgAE in the eicy occtsred in thile INFLICTED NOSERIOUS DAMAGE IN RETURN | STORY OF TUE CHINESE OFFICERS. | EXILES BROUGHT BACK TO BLU.FIELDS | days two traudufent bonds for §2.500 each, | DECENCY IN POLITICS AMPLY VINDICAT.D ward, This: was consldarsd s stronghold of | FIR.T BALLOT ENDORSED THE POPULIST rporting t : the administratio b o confidence AT i Ui S Wde. veen T purporting to have beeh lssued for schocl he administration wing, but the confidence . 3 elected, P. H. Cary being the only admin- | . : " : county, Missouri, have turned up in tnis | Efforts of Kings and Corporations to Aid - y i Platform Adopted in Favor of Silver—Free LONDON, Sept. 20.—A dispatch from Tien- - 3 gl g istration ma o go » were 523 of Killed ut Ping Yuug Largely D! 7 b Bl st Ll el g Native Official Quarters-Must lie city and it s now belleved that a lirge | Tatooed Tom Rebuked by Democrats L Ishied - Bad Thetles of LI Hung Accorded a Speedy und il g : g ) number, 201, the votes for the other Bryan the Senate Gly 5 Falr Trl ow great euccess is not yet known. Tlese " o Ou ging de o 167, Carey polled 16 Chang's Men. fionsages trom Post Ariduva fall aariative a podls M T i L] Almost Two to Oue, men ranging down to 157, Carey polled 161. 1o ford, C. H. Brown, P. H. Carey, C. C. Crawl —_— Neat 10 - al dispateh re- | Admiral Ting commander of the Chinest | op. BANE. B The Associ- | (e fecretary of state as required Ny : b P. C. Heafey, R. C. Jordan, R. V. Mon TOKI0, Sept. 20. lr\nlom;’i:f r‘l&-rl»"nlh 7o | norehiern squadron, was instrusted by the NEW ORLEANS, Sept. The Assocl- | Migsour! laws. Inquiry in Vernon county Not long after the republican state con- R Thihes fort civn that the atte ; d d 14 b h issued th bond: i No. 17 (CI Shoemaker. To the county nominating | ®Bram.)—The democratic congressional cons aragus, under date of September have issued these bonds, vizi No. 17 (Clear | munagers of Tom Majors' campaign, who fn- | convention the following were clected: Philip | vention of the First district was held in t of the afterncon of the 16th met eleven Chi- ‘{”"‘:& “"'l"'] 'll:':r;"'g;“ Iu:l];:“:n;l‘ Mores At | This 15 the Independence duy of Nicaragua | Creck) and Walker village, have not was held in this och om which base tended o ships ix torpedo boats thirty- 5 : , , . H. Carcy, Dennis Cunningham, George Hoft- R s o, itk | enew, LIRS e i Mareover, ths alleged presidents and clerks | T8 and the railroad bosses, of whom Czar | pon 5ol Tiitle: 1 J. Mahoney, 8. J. Mont. | W48 adopted five miles northeast of Hai Yang Tao, with | Ting-Yuen, Chen-Yuen,King-Yuen,Ping-Yuen, | certain civil war, which will play havoo with | signing the bonds do not live fn the dis- | Holdrege of the Durlinglon is a type, that the result that four of the Chinese ships were | Li-Yuen and Tsi-Yuen and cru hi-Yue h OhATGUEE . bb LRMR . BADAMLES And PP Weard=1In thic ward. the. ‘forgery and uniimited colnuge of wold and sl S48 WARE-TIH, together With four (ags | Jo¥ed 8 municipal eleation 1d officers have | tious. The only districts In Vernon county | the methods by which his nosinatin | ticket” peddled by the anti-Bryan men proved | with a ratio of 16 to 1, without re- that the Japanese fleet sustained no damage. | S L0 CIRET 0 E e transports, They | been elected, but still martial law exists, for Which have lssued school bonds this YeAr | was secured combined to make his | & perfect boomerang. Every man on it was tarift for revenue only, income tax, YOKOHAMA, Sept. 20.—The particulars re- | qrriva at the entrance to the Yalu river | the simple reason that the Nicaraguans at- BW YORK, Sept o fraudulent | candidacy distasteful and his election, in | MauEhtered without mercy and the “genuine’ | clection of United Statcs senators by " to th e A% morning, and then disem. | tempted to elect Americans to office without | bonds of $1,000 cach, pufporting to have their own opinfon, exceedingly doubtful, a | 195 out of th votes cast. Delegates to | Closure of llens againsi the Pacific rally Yong show that the Chinese loss was 2/ ation proceeded rapidly, the transpor even taking the trouble to consult those | been issued for school purposes by the | condition accentuated by the fact that the | county delegate convention are: W. P. Bar- ” Hbatal pensigndc. aTItatIGHIRS Xilled and 14,500 wounded and captured. A | Steaming into the river, while the warships ¥ i caunty, Missour, have appeared In this city. oss, P. e b 'St 11 orclock smoke on the horizon Indi- | cessful candidate who refused to serve in | “py¥h e GO ey m‘o'"xm ihe bonde o | ticket a man of ability, with a clean record | Dunn, John L R. M, Lawless, P. Japanese loss was oniy about ;-lvn-u | 1 Louls was Robert 8. Murray, who al- | and conscrvative views, a combination was | B° O'Dennell and 8. R, Patten. Deleg an's public careor and his candidacy for wound:d and 260 soldiers killed. P situation was grasped immediately and | pe fined $50 a day throughout the entire | leged that he came from Nevada, Mo., the | made between them and the administration | to county nominating convention: Thom e The Jupanese army is marching on Wiju, | Admiral Tang gave orders for the y . i & wherealt play doy g d, | | gressmen. Candidates were J. H, Broady of g WelEhnE he “Ships in battle array, | Captain O'Neill compelled Madriz to ignore edge ‘;' his ‘I“_“""“‘ Ry Jeaired bY 1 ing the fortunes of their candidate. The | Forbes, D. W. Merrow, John McDermott, | [ancaster, and A Weir, the popullst end of September. ; Lt D i ooe e e 1o | i own dacres. Bugens Tandrisk and D | Ho ek Ao O o iy & position was a dificult one o to. | his own decree. Buge d a4 Dr. o G. Pa ¢ LONDON, Scpt. 20.—Dispatches recelved Charles Tuttle, W. T. Truckey shdoneing ot. Welr 4 N to place geveral of these bonds. When brin about the nomination of 9 The s Wag Alters | (S OTMELC ron the first ballot by a here today from Shanghal say that the ta‘el | bo cramped, and if he steamed out for sea- | the honor and called on Captain O'Neill to Y s LA ‘ : Sixth Ward—The fight was waged all After- | voto ot 40 to 4. The Droady men had ne trict No. 17 of Clear Cree o " " ; y z Battle " fought oft the mouth Of the Yalu | or torpedo boat running in among his trans- | September 1 the Englisn cruiser Mohawk | g LRl *r:;‘“l|,‘:“v“-'"‘::;“::;"‘ on | avowed object of befuddling the party into | mn felt that {hey had an uphill fight, But | Hon, but wished o be recorded as opponed o Tiver was twelve war ships and four torpedo | ports. He choose the lesser of the two | arrived and notified Captain O'Nefll that he when their champlion put in an appearance othe o villag ct | port that he would otherwise receive. It - A Aty Resolved, That A. H. Welr be immedi- composed of sevente:n ships, some of which ry in single coluran in the follow ng | Americans, Sam Lampton of New Orleans had other bonds, some of the village district | Pf AL Al el s AL L IU] at the polling place and made a speech, Which { arely tendered o certificate of nomination, to have sunk the Japanese war ships Abu- el Yuen, King-Yuen, Ting-Yuen, | The Mohawk carricd several dispatches from | pafme hot known. These he used in other | and has been often reiterated since, that | from that time on there was no doubt as to this conventicn, and that he be re G 4 ¢ Y ch deal a argain as this c o- | the result. The Bryan men won the fight ested to communicate s earliast ecns e bonda. baic " County Treasurer | 10 such deal and bargain as this could de Which had been eonverted into a cruiser | Yuen and Chao-Yuen. As a second fight- | of these letters President Cleveland is quoted | o e st o Botva tha! ondet mikn) Hickny party;cand. K1y 4 a MOHOITCOmmItIes I regnrd ta AebepUiriEa and named (he Safko ing line and to meet any Japanese ship | as i the two Amerlcans should | Bosan of Vernon codlily igronounces _the taclo was witnessed in Chris Specht Loxe: piing the leged republican, working at purposes by school districts in Vernon was not well founded. Ten Bryan men were 85 Further Details of Previous Fights—Number R News of Their Arrival Causes Consternation Yoteu caat Hedlord recelved the HIBNAN Colnage and Bryan's Candidacy for S WHO AV ATV Hare W08 THLRE swindling scheme has been st on foot, with —Beaten in Their Strongholds The delegation is as follows: Jeff W. Bed- ahadia of the naval battle of Yalu is obtainable, — a certificate of registration in the office of Morrison, T. Brie TECUMSEH, —(Spacial Tele e | o vaneey s Finsports | 8100 Dress correspandent in Blusfields, Nic- | shows that " the schoal aliticts aliesed lo | venticn, when it becamo obvious to ~tho EUoemaLiar. - T the SNty nomIB G Japaneso fle:t says that the iatter at 1 o'clock | COunC onvey six trs cluded the chief moguls of the republican | Andres, Thomas Balfe, Jefft W. Bedford. P. | city this evening. The following bl r tHorided ch figud oy y this evening. ollo Vatform renew op:rations in Corea. The battleships | and it brings this land one day closer to ol b LU LB BT S R SOHARY: Tebry MULPIRILL, W B, BHGCRAMCE: avor the immediate restoration of Li-yuer and ‘THl-Yue grulsers Gl prosperity for a while. Bluefields has en- | tricts, while the other signatures are ficti- | both the o A el ho a one purned. The dispatch adds Ming-Yuen, Chao-Yuen, Yang-We, Kwang #unk and one was burned. The dispatch ay to the action of any other nation on colved her: In regard to the battle of Ping | carly Monday morning, and then disem- Bryan ticket was elccted, receiving about | direct v f peovle, immediate fore. sche di: b1 s Vel ronomy | the andling o e publ > | anchiored outeide. Americans. Madriz has stated that any suc- | Scbool district commissioners in Vernon | populists had placed at the head of their | ton, J. H. Dail ey Daughton, 1L I, | saoaer 0 thehan ¢ the publle fourth part of the Chinese army escaped. The Duin, Jolin_ Leahy, { loss, P Reaclutions wers. idkpted. entoming: IO cated the approach of a large flotilla. The | the office to which he had been elected would | st. Ll S S ) i hioh 1t ¢ ted witl b 50 by (he | welghing of —anchors and the plac- | (o™ of ofise, but Lhe determined stand of | county seat of Vernon county, and knowl- | democrats in the desperate hope of still say- | Boyd, J. P. Dailey, James Flood, Following this was the nomination ot cons ‘whicl t Is expected w! e reach e CHOTS Mo ‘had arranged with Childs, & Atkinson | Dert these dcmocrats was to play was to | James Noon, F. G. Patrick, C. B. Taylor, | nomince, of Lancaster. The rsult was the mained mear the shore his movements avould | Paul Austerhaus were those who rejected reachcd here he had ne, of school dls- alght democratio staté (icke 5 ¢ " atFtrgie ke number of the Chinese fizet engaged in the | room he ran the risk cf a Japanese cruiser [ protect them, which he did. iad only one, of school dls- | a straight democratic state ticket, with the | noon and early in the struggle the Bryan |pope of effecting thelr candidate's nomina- {his the fem advanced him a couple of | voting it, and thus take from Holcomb sup- | they were groatly cheered about & weloeky | Weir. The following resolution was adopted: Boats. The Jupancse ficet, is Is added, was | evils and formed a fighting line to guard | hal on board the exiled residents and two h s SWite small war vessels. The Chinese tlaim from port to starboard: Yang-We, | and Captain W. R. Banks of Philadelphia. of Walker and some of another district, | was said by The Bee at the time, however, | filled them with extraordinary vigor, and r with a copy of the platform adopt ! 3 i transactions, which fell through, Murray re- Yossina and Janese transpo en. Chin-Yuen, Pign-Yuen, Ching- | Minister Baker to Captain Summer. In one , ted | 3 shima and Y na and a Japan transport n hin. n, Pig L3 P by almost thrie to one. An &mus nience with the chafrman - the ccngres s Bl e ool Bhares || WAINE mikbiI¥usceed Ih Jorking, che REHLNE : the IWo L Americans bl | bonds forgeries. Childs & Atkinson will | etatement was abundantly proved by the re- > steps to fin " is na : i friaiatrrnn . i : B, After naming a central committee the cons hai declares that these vesscls were not sunk | line, the Kwang-kai and Kwang-ting, with once or they would have to be [ fake stcps t ‘\.:“'\"‘.fi‘r‘l'(”“»‘- Who, it is said, | sult of the democratic primaries held yester- | ocratie primary for the sucee Vention Wejsarnet, Ao Saroe e Ui as th. Chinese claim, but that they escaped | four torpedo beats, were stationed ut the | re ed and restored to their former pos R BN s day Douglas county, while the nature of | the : :uhrmntmmlnr: llrl;-’::.m;;n. = e 3 in a disabled condition. mcuth of the river. tion. Captain O'Neill willingly tender:d | qon@RATULATED B HEIR CHAEF, | the warfare carried on by motley forces of | Bumber of votes cast wes & e - REPUBLICAN AVAY It 18 reported that the Chinese transport | The Japanese flect approached at full speed | (hese men quarters on his ship. News that E L L Milors U hmHitI B LAY b SaIREARY Wi \;n\lm();xmv‘l ‘;{:j‘-li..‘::t;.\“:.,,kn; e Tierney DAY AT WAY N, Toonan was sunk after she had landed her | until within range. Then they advancel in | the other exiles were on the English cruiser e okt e . ! d John Reed, W. H. Chadwick, Joseph Sherry, | | : i oy troops, but this Is thought to be probably in- | columns, forming into two lines. Nine iron- | had spread rapidly in Blueflelds and the bl W L ompliments _ Slgual | made in estimating the kind of methods | W, A. Page, L. H. Parker, Jacob Riner, Several Candidates Address the Visitors to i D Officers for r Exceptional Work. - y i Tracy, J. B. Reag Bl P. the County Fall correct. clads and cruisers formed the fighting line, | great:st excitement prevailed. — Those at | oo oCtnd M0 o W0 . they would resort to. Charles A. Tracy, 5. Reagan, Ed P, el 1 Tho report that Admiral Ting and Colonel | while three gunboats and five torpedo boats | government headquarters were dumbfounded | - % SR, Sept. 20—Captain W. A.| \yin the chiefs for directors, the subor- | Smith, Dan B. Honin. Delegates to county | WAYNE, Neb, Sept. 20.—(Speclal Tele- Von Hannekin were severely wound:d seems | formed the second lne. Firing commenccd | and scarcely knew what to expect. Severa) | Glassford, chief signal officer, U A. | dinates and employes n all the federal cf. | nominating convention: William Davis, Dan | gram)—This has been republican day at . o Cho oo bt shturmod | forthwith. The guns on both sides were | sailing vessels headed for the open sea at | Department of Colorado, accompanied by | fices and departments were sent out and | B Hontn, W. T. johneon, J. H. Know the -Wayns oounty fair. 'The: distidgNISERY to duty. workde unceasingly at long range, and the | onc: with the friends and families of the | gergeants John McGlone, James B, McLaugh- | in some cases driven out to work for the D. W. McNamara, C. Rumohr J. D. Rustin, guests present were: ernor Crounse, The Westminster Gazette comments upon | hits were infrequent. The Japanese crept | exiles on board. Parties | W+ J. Schrader, G. Schroeder, M. C. Thax- I p e ¥ ton, George Tierne fon. Jehn M. Thurston, Congressman Melkle- a Willia 5 ® or | administration tickets at tho polls. the battle as follows: **We observe, speaking | close and the gunners made better practice. An incident occurred which proves the lin and William Bessell, arrived in Dv-n»:w With(n"(he ‘Tange Ct (hele n.u-.\'. Site Midibeen generally, that both sides were engaged In [ The Ting-Yuen was the first to suffe el | poticy adopted by Captain Sumner to be a | today direct from the heights of the Un- | fo L 0°hih®l 6o oft and go on the cau- oventh Ward—There was no contest in | john, Tom Majors, R. 1. Moore, Bugens Ny tho theorins of Captatn Mo th | bursting In her battery. From the autset tho | wise one. When it was found impossible to | compahsre mountains, where, with the as- | cus tickets. Every man who expects ap- | (his ward, the Bryan ticket being eleeted | Moore andeA. J. Piper. The Wayne Re- sistanco of Sergeants Datsch'and Griffin, sta- | pointment under the incom'ng postmasters [ Without opposition. The sixty-nine vote: publican club, headed by the Wayne band, Japanese conscliously, as they are great gtu- | Japanese directed a power 1 fire upon the | leave Bluefle'ds before th: 19th, the men Uents of that cmihent authority. ana the Chi- | Chinese battleships Chin Yuen and Ting Yuen. | under General Reyes, and even the general | tioned on Mount Blien, {Bby. succeedsd in | at Omaha and South Omaha wes given to | Were given fo the following delegates: ittt e U Dtse unwittingly. and It may be fairly sup. | For niuety minites terrific cannonsde con- | himself, expecied an atack from the marines | breaking the world's record for long distance | understand that his prospect of position was | Ackerman, John Dennis, Fenry Farmer, M| woune™ 5000 | ) grounds, Posed. reluctantly. - The Chinese have the | Uinued. The resull was that cne Japanese | from the Columbia and Marblehead. Two | nelicgraph signaling. Among the congrat- | in a large If nt to an absolute degree con- | Hogan, J. B, Huse, A Jackson J D. La | Nearly 2,000 people were present. Govers biggest navy, but they have ben unable to | cruiser, reported to have been the Saiko, | three-inch Krupp guns were run out | ylatory messages received by Captain Glass- | tingent on the activity that he should show Course, Murphy, J. Schoeiderwind, P, | nor Crounse was introducel and delivered concentrate 1t upon points of paramount stra- | was placed out cf action. One Chinese of- | to suitable positions and 300 men | ford is the following, which was sent by | yesterd:y in seeking the election cf | Smith, A. Waggoner. The delegates elected | h address, which was greeted with ap- tegical importance. So far the war has | ficer declared that he saw her snk. In | were hidden away among the plants | hejjograph to Mount Uncompahgre: the administration tickets. Officers of banks | to the county nominating convention were plause frequently. Hcn. John M. Thurston tined out us. according 16 the most ape | the meantime the two big guns on the Chen- | on shore as sharpshooters. The pris- | WASHINGTON, Sept. 18, 1894—Captain | that ar: the depositories of railroads had | R. Crooks, L. Flias, W. L. Harold, W, K was then introduced, and for an hour de- proved principles, it ought to have turned | Yuen were disubled and the other s oners at this time were quartered In o small | w. A. Glassford, Signal Corps, Mount Un- | hacks running through the strects all day | Jacobs, John Kowalski, B. L. Magnus, 1" A. livered an interesting address. He made out.” showed signs of damage. Dcth ficets building behind the custom house. During | compahgre, via Lake City, Colo.: Congratu- | hauling back and forth men whose franchise | Megeath, J. D. Murphy, M. Murphy, H. R. | hosts of friends in Wayne and has accepted The Pall Mall tte remarks: “Admiral | under casy steam. The Japanese man: the forencon of August 17 several soldiers | jating you on the indefatigable exertions they had it in thelr power to control. Con- | Newcomb, W. F. Webber. an invitation to speak here again October Ting has made the fatal mistak: of trying to | Ing, while the Chinese held their o were seen to lash two ten-pound cans of | giiliful arrangements whereby you have tractors on fed-ral buildings with the mechan- MEAT TAGGERS KEPT BUSY. -_-“‘"1 ml M bk hnu;rxllxy were directed convoy troops before he had met and Lroken | positions. Suddenly two of the Ja gunpowder together and fix out a fuse. This | peaten the world’s record for long-distance ' fcs and laborers under them, were induced to & ok I At il about ||| edy RoRurging - repunlicany to SIXHARD the enemy's 1l and unless the (roops | cruisers sought to break through the Chinese | deadly instrument was then taken to the | peljograph signaling by fifty-eight miles, the ' share in he activity sp At ARG, Bffort (o Y A 6.+ torsed for Nebraska and vote for him. landed at the ‘Yalu river are releved from | line on the starb.ard side. Three tor- | bullding where the prisoners were quartered | yyniteq States has reason to congratulate | further the election of the tattosed candidate. the middle of the afternoon. The B! The fair Is a decided success, The ex= th sea they are irretrievably lost.” pedo boats swiftly pursued them. The | and placed In a corner of the room. An | jieif upon American ingenuity and the assid- | All of this influence, together with a lavish sample ballots were freely distributed by | hibits of farm preducts is very good ami The mes's Gazette fays: “If this s a | Chin-Yuen and Chang-Yuen went at full | oficer was stationcd by the powder with in- 3 the administration crowd, and the hire- | the show of thoroughbred stock is excellent Six ! uous exertions whereby its goldiers have been | expenditure of money, was combined to | 1o T t their money. Joe | T ce r T N ? Yictory for the se, they must pray for a | speed astern to avoid a catastroplie. The | structions to sel fite to the fuse when the | enghled to trasmit with @ mirror of sixty- | “manage’ a general Voting population that ',',’\‘l“'l'“,“"“',':d";'-:: Pl Dkt i u e ph Rl g ] J'";,"{“ L cfeat, The damage which the Japansse. fn. | boats fired their torpedoes, but the nets about | fight began. When they boarded the Yulu | four square irches' roflecting surface a mes. sremed disposed to repudiate the long series | SUNOr B T S0 TUE o erace of | Wayne mna Lesile was wen by Wayne, Soore filoted with their smaller and lighter tquad. | the Jupanese crusers stopped them. In the | on the cvening of August 19 the powder was | cout FREVfyr miles further than the famous | Of acts of which these methods were the cul- | SoUll MASE € Joba by the grace of | Wayno and Leslle was wen by Wayne, scoré :)‘l’l,: uuL;.k‘l:l'r o n.;.;.v Il\n(l in |I;u~|m disc umvm|m- nl‘ln-r KSR o l‘vro;lxm‘ ) ,hmr carried along end placed near where the | RN NGl Hus line brtween the Island | mination. And the efort failed, I‘;“;{;‘“‘x"y “lf:“‘:.m_‘vgfn«:_ R iy to ne and the handiing of mod 'rn weapons | upon the cruisers, which are be.deved to have | prisoners were stationed. Again when they | Noyritjus and Riverion with ite magnificent BEGAN WITH A FORGERY. K vote! OPULIST M ING AT KE N tiey are us much superior to the Chinese at | been Takitushima and the Voshimo. They | wore taken to the old Spanish town ot San | R erteror L 1E000 N ard e R L A OROBRY. erday, | Shidilonged 2 Ereat many Jor i votary NG EARNEY, s e SRy Rlio i s B e Gl nbde. oTsiy | Suan, dek. Navts, (e powder hid @ proml | reficcting surfece. This® peeord must stand |.the. antyun foroes bad Apring . oug Han a o to one vote. Tom Braner, a | Kepublicans of that Looality Inclincd s nd. L = ! e, -] Cers 0! e hotel, ve: D) J » y 0 I ok v I Y a The officlals of the Japanese legation hers | declare that both sank. DURLAORINO Y PN E unsurpassed for many years, if not for all | of their Iittle tricks. Bryan had announead | brother to the councilinan, Who ts-a candi- Scrateh Majors, have received a private cable message from | The Chinese had fared little better, for the river boat it was also kept In readiness. time, St .“'dmf'-l‘r”fi"'é"‘/\ in his organ that all tickets bearing the | date for the senate on the republican ticket, [ KEARNEY, Neb., Sept. 20.-(Special Tele= Yokohama dated today, saying that on Sep- | Ching-Yuen had been several times hulled | LABOR DEPAKIMENT INVESTIGATIONS, gl s b NG tembor 16 twelve Chin‘se war ships encoun- | and picrced upon the watcr line, while the | The officers found the ascent of Mount Un numes of delegates who wre accepladle to | came down and vot d with the administra- | gram)—The biggest meeting to be held by him would be stamped with a fac-simile of | tion people, although he has always here- b verel ople, Y the populists n this t esc ships with the result | Chan-Yuen had stranded while (riying to eresting Report to Be Ready for Pub- “"“"_"“"'YI"“I‘?‘“I‘“ and suffered severely from | his autograph. This was to fnsure his | tofore besn a republican. As the first votes pop n this county during this that after severe fighting the Chinese lost | evade the Japanese torpedo boats. All at- the cold while there. four vesse's and the Japan:se none. tempts to float her had been frustrated by the ¥ friends voting for delegates who would make | were greatly against Bryan, he was sent for, | CAmPaign was held here today. Senator cation Next Spri S B were greatly ag ‘\'\fllll‘:(""l‘(’)‘:“ Sept lzo e et CRISIS FOR THE WHISKY TRUST. a platform upon which he could stand with- | and, driving up In a bugey, he made a | Allen spoke for a couple of hours. He de- JAPANESE LEGATION IN IGNORANCE. | fire dirccted upon her. Finally she burst into N ] 5 out_stultifying himself. The administration | specch which captivated ‘the crowd, and | clared the tariff question had nothing to do WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Neither the | fames from shells. The big guns of the of Labor has about completed its invistiga- | o o oo in e Recelvership Gal erowd claimed to be for Bryan, and their | from that time on until the polls were | win (he present financlal depression, and nese legation has Chen-Yuen were disabled, but she remainad j tion of strikes and lockouts that have oc- Groond Among the Knowing. sample ballots wire so marked. But while | closed he got two out of every three VOES |\, .0y 4oy workman had bes BV ‘adv\ped a8 Lo the igraat naval SnEas in the fighting line, working her smaller and | curred since 1887, upon which it has been LTINS i they might be pledged to Bryan, the Bryan | cast. In his speech M= Bryan roasted the an nan had become an ot ot - yaln, e freat waval Cugage- | nachine guns. The Tsi-Yun returned to | engaged for many months past. This report | CHICAGO. Sept. 20.—A special to the Post | jnon declared {hat there was a scheme on foot | adminisiration heelrrs and the railroad | Amerlcam tramp. He explained his vote on naval attache of the Japanese logation ,‘f_ the second line and the King-Yuen was in a | (i por “pocaver "ot oibliched before next | from Peorla says: The beliet fs Erowing | to capture the delegation, endorse Bryan, | crowd to a rich dark brown, and was greeted | the sugar question by saying that he pre- turned today from an eastern trip. He '[ terrible plight. A shell burst through her g 4 y = o among those who know something of the in- l and then adopt a platform which Bryan would | with cheers. Three hundred votes were ferred to put a tax on that commodity il onattied mith che seen of g neitts | Aecks and wat fire 0" her, ‘and with the | #pring. It will form an exhaustive showing | £900% (SRR B0 KT o kv trust that a | decline to stand upon. Of course this would | cast in this ward, but owing to the action of | Futher than to add to the national debt. He and says It Is 50 far removed from Jupanese | flames bursting from her she slowly settled of all the labor troublss {n the United | "0 idly caching and that some of | Felleve the alleged Bryan men from all | the challeng:rs in reso:ting to delaying tac: spoke again in the armory tonight. Kem, R IELTAGE FiRtiOne AL oIt wauld Akt T g | dovens - Aiscorsof:times:the Japanese dought | States since the date named, ihe number cf crisly I8 kapldiyapen 818 s | blame. e iy voters tarned away in disgust | Powers and Greene also added their testi- D o brie ons that word Nould first have | 1o break through the Chinese lines, but until | omp:oyes Invalved In each strike or lockout, | its officers would not care much it it were | " L opone gprung by the administration | and did not vote. Four of the votes were | mony in behalf of the popullst faith. ks Nagayakl befote: the Tokio n ”""m"“ tho loat the Chinese guns were able to stop | the causes of the trouble, the loss in wages, | thrown into the hands of a receiver. TS | forces yesterday was nothing more nor | thrown out in the count, and out of the The republicans feel quite encouraged over or amssaki beforo the Toklo authoritios | the last b O E s e ever reached tho | oiC. the investigation belng covered by about | bellet is strengthencd by thé pretence here of | Joxs than & forgery of Mr. Bryan's auto- | Brgen delegates reccived over 200. There | the prospects of their entire ticket except for 3 ALHSHAR DO RN b ki = thirty questions. the officers of the American Distributing com- P A Hote . : s s eounty ticket, and the | governor, for it is concided that Holcomb occurred last Saturday it is expected that | transports. The Chinse vesels gave way be- & Mg ! D- | graph. Tickets were distributed in all the | was no contest on the county ticket, and th ] the dispateh boats will have the official ver | fore the attacks and while doing so the | o The next ;”'JI‘” (oibalnTesyEated by thefl penr ot bl b "‘[‘““ come Lo make | wards and headed: *Delegates ma delegates are pledged to support Ed will run away ahead of his ticket, Leh o ave ofiicial ve e attacks an h 5 1 | qepartment is the influence of machinery on | an investigation of the safety of the rebate | oo uyoq 0 fR o8 dnred R o8 Arg o e ‘el dgat s slon transmitied very soon, and the lega- | Yang-Wel stranded stern first. Her | {SFATUMEnt 1 Ehe TORSECE B8 toRCliI000 for | vouchers. — They have beih i consulation | 87 Pledged to W J. B:yan for Smith for county attorney. The delegad T R tion is looking for full information today, | fate was similar to that _ of e e o | oI Wacier, whase Wew diatillery, the | Senator.” The slleged facsimile of the au- | fo the count delegate conventlon are: T el eniiton cl ere 3 ch el fi ) -Yel [he Chi-Ye S T % . I M : oD R ra a clumsy affair, set on a el 3 €] pyle, Jams P. Conolly, J. A, Col or Gy » b JADt S A CUR3 ). I\"L?.- Jff::"',;.\.;,’."l ,‘..',“,.-"L"n;"‘l.,i“," I iethind “{':, 5 ,N,,(,;“:f\ toitian R “‘.:”\‘,‘,‘[;“ lar force of the bureau. The work of the in- | largest In the world, will b9 '1““" 10k pega: t\?:wrv‘Shl!‘v‘ouxw\p‘}::':ll)\’ AR el y\‘“l’xln o T MiNes, Joun' McGorry, | The adjourned session of the republican ERPORIN; ey say the o afe HHigr alld bt y begin in N . The fle ce | tion nex th, and which alone can supp " J , and abe s P e L L e ; SiBking ot Chiina’s big battleshin, the. Che | wiien strucic by a torpado, and. sho sani with | Jhry will besin 1n Hoverber. The fleld force | oo ne dsmand in the preheyt condition UPDYY | halt larger than the authorized facsimile. | John McGreal, 'P. B. McKillip, W. R.|county convention was held here yesterday Yuen, fatally cripples China’s navy. all on board, The scene was now apalllng. | wori on strikes and lockouts. Tho statistics | trade. It is possible that a deal may be | The regular Bryan ticket was headed: “The | O'Shaughnes J. H. Schmidt, W. F. Wap- | and Dr. H. R. Palmer of Litchfield nominated Another significant fact commented on at | The guns en several of thes hips on Loth £1d 8\ g6 ctrikes and lockouts wiil be k:pt from year | made with him and the trust left out. following candidates support me for United | pich. Delsgates to county nominating con- | for representative of this, the Fifty-sixth the Japanese legution is that foreign officers asibled and the great ships rolled heav- | {o year hereafter. The inquiry on the influ- | PEORIA, Il Sept. 20.—President Green- | States senator. W. J. Dryan.” vention: Dan P. Angel, Joseph Busler, J. P. | gistrict, Captain Black of Kearney, the re- appear to have been in command of the The streams of grcen water pouring | neor machiners on fabor Js & vast and | hut o th> Distilling & Cattle Feeding com- [ When the Bryan supportets became aware | Connally, James A CORors i DUE | publican nomin-e of the Sixteenth senatorial Chinese ships, which, In the judgment of | from most of them showed that the steam | ¢ont0v (bYoot and one that is involving the | pany, this evening issued a call for a special | of the plot they were momentarily discon- | dale, Thomas Leddy, John McGreal. A T | gistrict, addressed the meeting and created a the Japanese authorities here,”shows that | pumps were working incessantly and testifled | pest (hought and greatest interest of the d:- | meeting of the board of digectors to be held certed, but they held a hurried consultation | Rogers, Thomas Welsh, C. W. White, W. vory. favorable Impression, V. H.' Browntah the Chinese arc yet deflclent In native com- | to the extent of the damage In- | pur(ment. The growth of muchincry and its | in this city tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. | and decided that there was only one way to | Wappich: 5 Ashton was elected chairman of the manders and are depending on foreigners | flicted. Some of the Chincge ships had | yge will be looked iuto. An elaborate com- | The business is of the most urgent kind, and | act, and that was to stand at the polls and MR. MARTIN,S BAD MOVE. county central committee, and W. R. Mellor to manipulate thelr ships, wWhich iy a | exheusted their ammunition during the i parison of the cost of commodities under the | a full attendance is request:d. President | demounco the scheme. This deceit made votes | Ninth Ward—There wes a great deal of | secretary, “ marked contrast with the ‘native command | last lour's fght. = Moro than one of the | o]d hand system and under the machine sys- | Greenhut refused to state the object. fast for the genuine Bryan ticket. upantted “excitement in this ward, and | The committcemen are: Ashton, A. B. of all Japancse war ships, Japanese vessels seemed to be on the point | (on will be made. The relative productive- —————— At the primaries delcgates were chosen to Peat deal that was not suppressed. This | Robertson; Bristol, J. P. Cook; Clay, J. W. T it k. ¥ r . a g \e Chinese minister declines to discuss | of foundering. It wes not until dusk, how- | nese of labor under the two systems will be ROASTED A KEG OF POWDER. the county conyention —which mots Satur- | o Sie hewe of Euclid Martin, chairman of | Throckmorton; Elm, T. Chamberiin; Harr e Tocent battles or any phase of the war, ever, that ne fring ceased, and the bat- | ghown, and comparisons of wages under the 2 day to choose delegates to the state conven- | the democratic state central committee :nd | son, . W. Tate; Hazard, B. B. Munn; Logan, n response to an inquiry today he sent | tered Japanese fleet slowly departed in dcu two systems will be made. 5 Ted Jenkins' Indifference to Detuils Causes | tion, and also to the co:nty ccnvention which | jeader of the anti-Bryan forces. He is also | William Strankmann: Loup City, G, H. Scott; word that no advices had been received and | line formation. Towards morning the rem- | “"B.yind this a resolution of congress calls Serious Trouble. Ineets October 3 for the nomination of county | loader of the -‘stralght” democrats. 1t s | Oak Creek, O. Manchester; Rockville, A. J. that he w y : G that ho was very busy. He s bullding a | nants of the Chinese fleet, with slx trans- | for an investigation of the modern industrial | LARAMIE, Wyo., Sepl. 20.—(Speclal)— | officers. There wer¢ o contests, except with | alsy the home of €. J. Smythe, who is one | B. Fairbairn; Scott, David Ormsby; Webster, :mle‘l::llp:::':"_c:l\u:lfn r;x‘r.’?:] he. l(v.m:li.un parts, s\{rl?'ldlw’rlh"’_r'“;\‘:"“h";» e “;I': ‘e | condition of women and children, the wages | meq Jenkins, foremsn for Richard England, | ¢S ct to the forme Cf the leaders of the Bryan and free silver | J. A. Converse; Washington, Willlam Lan= e e Tutire. Thecs e, apbarentty | Ob Aae shineiia: a0 exten e IRAEHE caniisoat P i 'l'"'h"' as compared with men, | g wool grower, narrowly escaped death A2 Kuulm;k ihls moring reports were re- | fore There wis a a\(f{?(ly stream o voters don. 5 e el apparently \ Xxtensive ” how far their labor displaces that of men, ) ) 4 celved from the whole county, except elght | from the time the polls opened uni Hastings Republicans nt Work, Do intention to share in the anxiety over tcely be repaired before winter. The of- | the sanitary conditions under which they | by @& peculiar accident yesterday. He Was | country precinets. The figures show 111% for | o'clock, and crowds stood around on the erst- HASTINGS, %lr: 20.—(Special )—The Oit AN Qilinse reverses. ficers say that both sides showed the most | Jabor and the provisions for (helr comfort, | moving camp, and among his effects was | Bryan and 28l for the administration. “Giv- | whilo ‘deserted corner and talked politics STINGS, Sept. 20.—(8 . y No offleial advices v 4 4 Republican club met in the parl 1 the No offielal adlvices have been received hore | furicus cour:ge ete. Ther: is no special appropriation made | s fifty-pound keg of powder, which he placed | ing to the latter all of the forty delegates | plenty. Everything was quiet until 5 publican me parlors o QRN SUD AR Dy doubis wa:to whieh s e for this Inquiry, but It is expected to be made | {n the oven of his csmp stove for safety, | Yet to hear from, Bryan will have 111% votes | c'clock, rave the usual discussicn as (6 who Bostwick hotel last evening for the purpose JAPS DISCREDIT THE RUMORS, B S : Hegrih rl‘;f":}:.rq.rE‘:-frh:lpuv'u‘:‘l d“':«fl.‘#‘fl‘;.‘é When he S(rul-k‘;‘flmp'fll"l: he l:i;f;\:“:':'"'l"‘] :::“,":‘.‘,:“{g,‘;_”"m”" AERInNE SOGE thouag, ‘,:,',{:,‘,,"12;‘.:,‘,:'.‘.}“‘.'((”\,.. n e LI I l"::l:&”',','i “‘,':i"rx:{,),; “.,If,:‘,‘:',":::uo‘;'“:,:’.'.;.' Minister Kurino, at the office of the Japa- | Firemen's Brotherhood Disapproves flis | inquiry Into the influence of machincry on :"‘.‘ DORORE hif Dl receeded o1 "in the city of Omaha the Bryan men elect:d | Bryan as were the men endo d by that | Teat from this city, and making Dreparatiotl neso legation here, regards the cable from Actlon During the Late Str labor is completed, which is expected to oc- | Pulld & tre f8 S0e SONG O Ceer “How | folid delegations in the Third, Fifth, Sixth, | gentieman. Of course, this was denled by | for the opening of th® campeign: CIaGrER Tokio to the. Assoclated press as glving the HARRISBURG, ¥ Sept. 20.—The | cupy a year or more. long he remained there before the explosion | Seventh, Eighth and nth wards, and get- { tho regular Bryan men, nxul“llu- disputes | james was made secretary, and then varlous most trustworthy report of the engagement | Brotherhood of Firemen elected the follow- Wi P e long he remained there before the txplosteq | ting a part of the delegation in each of the | were loud and long, and (o all cppearances | comnittees were appolnted, which was fol- yet received, and is gratified to learn from | jng officers yesterday: Grand secretary end Al INIUM IN THE ARMY. by A ‘sheep herder he was lying on the | Others. In not a single ward were the ad- | good nature ut’ about 5 o'clock a war | Jowed by the transaction of very Important this course that the Japanese fleet sus- | yroasurer, Frank W. Arnold, Terre Haut 14 e selouy condition, with a | ministration men completely successful Qleud, arose cn the horizon and burst before | business. They are muking great fforts to tained no great damage. They point out | ‘redsurer. Fran Arnold, Terre Haute; | ywar Department Experimenting with 1t for | EToutt f a8 JERGE b et he. Bryan men are not Hoicomb | anybody realiy knew that it was coming. | secure McKinley here on or about the 15th tained no great damage. They point out| oo nyexecutive board, B Ball, Strat- Tiaht HaniDms broken jéw and @ horrible gash In his head. | Some of the Brvan wnen are hot HAcHED | SVBOR, (LEX,NE “Siythe "were there | of mext month s or AbalpAte i oklo 1s abou miles from Hiros- S o2 X i Not a vestige of the camp stove remained. i P y s o A YA iNare At are | ot ne month, and everything seems to chima, where (he emperor and the head. | fd, Ont. chairman; H. N. Lamb, Garrett, = WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—War department | The vietim was revived, and a physician [ in view of the overwhiming anti-adminis- | marshalling dhelr Nosts and looking daggers | faor his coming, as President J. N. Clark Quarters of the army and navy are located, | 1nd. secrétary; J. D Byrne, Portland, Ore.i | omcials of the ordnance bureau are giving | summoned from Carbon, e Is now getting | tration victory insignificantly ll. The [ at esch other. There was [ cessation in | of the republican ciub riturned home yes- There Is telegraphlc connection so that | F. G. May, Hilstead, Pa.; A 8. A. Dillon, | Jooooiion (o the properties of aluminiu along nicely. It is a mystery that Jenkins | detall of the fight was tho m of the voters, and some cne me- | terday from Omaha, where he has been on Tokio would have the first information rom | Aliza, Kan. Yt B B sty . BESR Frn M | Was not instantly killed by the force of the ONLY PARTIALLY COMPROMISED. cltentally closed the door of the bo:th, This | business connected ' with the organization, Japanese sources from the imperial head- Board of Trub\eu——\l\ F. Hines, Denver, his metal promises (o be one of the most | ‘o p)cyjon, ki BAlebd 1 S e e me W, r; ”;1.\ ) ha T '.‘m n" "‘> and reports having met with success. Quarters at Hiroschima chairmans A H. Hawley, secretary; A. H. | important materials In the equipment of SOPIART A gopromied HOKNL AR (6dled traoesof . Mabish. BLSRPING! D .19 T achor aT Eromvon Legation officials 40 not believe the | Sutton, Decatur, IIL, editor and manager | yyodern armies. Already the German armfes. 0dd Fellows Boverelgn Gra olge. 0 bea e names of § stra d § Me. Martin, he said ghorty o o ve Fire . s. a G . (il : O s 1y onetin T AlRht Dkt gua Lyt A gty o TR el saaA PiE FORT {SON, Ne Shanghal feport naming two vessels allegod £ O (!::T;:'“,;_“‘;Iur",;_:&“" s Magazine, and | |yionare among the first to accept improve. | CHATTANOOGA, Tenp., Sept. 20.—The e Y tex ML S ,.}‘ By did gog egde “'1"_\'.4“ ) r,.'v,]‘n.‘u",\n 2 .‘l‘l’liyl mn;ll. I.\()IA Neb have besn sunk, - Lieutenant “Miyoaka, | Mo orning’s session of the firemen was | ments, have adobted aluminium for a va- | third session of the goverelgn grand lodge, | peen cast. At the close of the cont'st it | Martix SR AT Al I’“““'}"’ opened the oAbl there is no such ship in the | devoted to a consideration of the report of | riety of uses, The War department Is In a | Independent Order of OJfl Fllows, was opencd | was given out that but three of the Bryan “Oh, yes, you did,” asserted Mr. Smythe. | Palgn at Crawford today. Quite a number Japaness mavy as the Abushima. which the | the committee on death and disability ciaims. | mcasure following the lead of the navy in | at Lookout Inn this wjornfng at 9 o'clock. | men could be depended on, the other two You are a liar,”" retorted Mr. Martin from the post attended. He devoted the Bhanghal account says was sunk. There are | Clalms aggregating 3§50,000 were allowed by giving attention to the mcw metal. It Is | Tho report of the commiftee appointed to | being on the fence. D:legates to county dele- Quick as a flash Mr. Smythe’s fist shot | most of his time to a subject near to the many ships with the suffix “shima,” meaning | the committee. in the lme of small equipments that the | locate and ereet a bullding’ as headquart gata convention are George Bertrand, J. T.| out e¢nd landed lightly upon Mr. Martin. | hearts of the people of this end of the big N 01 ve the . p The convention, at its afterncon session, | army is expected to utilize the metal. | in Laltimore was' stponed ind, Fianning, Charles Conoyer, C. Hoeppner. E. | But before Mr. Smythe could follow it up | Sixth district—irrigation—and the means he island, but non: have the prefix “Abu’ nor pgsty . y 3 alieye: u" DT | o dopted a series’ of resolutions denouncing | Samples are in the ordnance bureau of | nitely. The law? .requiring a can- [ P. Mullen, John Murphy, H. J. McKinna, | the crowd interfered and separated the two | will use, if elected, to procure the passage of anything lke it. It is believed at the lega nitely quiring 4 h I Eian v Dassag tion, howeve the crulser B o loga- | MOPLEd & BeTICh ove ‘members who siruck | aluminium_ cups, belt buckles, hooks and | ton tax was repealed.” A pabt grand masters' | John Powers, David Shanahan, Owen Slavin | men. In all 210 votes were cast in the | a national law which will make farming on er, that the crufser Saiko, c:aimed D 2 Ay i | q B fo have been ‘sunk, is the Sikyo. The laiter | through sympathy with Pullman strikers; | horseshoes. et erand pateiafohs® association was | and Bugene' Whal n. Delegates to county | Ninth ward, and the count pregressed with | the seml-arld plains of Nebraska a pleasure. Was Tormerly & fast mirchantman between | Pledging the brotherhood to hereafter abide | The lessening of the marching welght is | authorized for each: jurigdfction. A special | nominating copyertion Henry Dlum exasperating slowne Each side had its | The democrats and populists got a thorough e e tuntly | by all its agreements and ta await the action | one of the problems which always is before | committee was appointéd to investigat: the | Cartan, L. F. Crofoo L. Hansen, watchers thicre to sce that everything was | shaking up at his hands. The local papers :d 1 J. Lowry, John Mulvihill, P i Stansformed into & fleet oruis T ieniont¥ | of the gravd lodge cflicers before going out | the officcrs who superintend the matier of | alleged misappropriation of ‘funds donated to | man, Thomas J. Low ohn Mulvinill, fiir, and while one man called off the numes | had Hon. 0. M. Kem billed to speak against Miyoaka says that by the Yossina, stated in | on a st : protesting agsinst the other | equipment. It is hoped that In the near | the Fargo sufferers, Legisfation on the ad- | McCann, Sophas Nebler, William Neve, Jobn | anther kept tally on a sheet of legal cap ,, but he did not appear. the Shanghal report to have been sunk, is | labor crganizations on a strike attempting | future it will ba found practicable to use | mission of women to the drder through the | Zeller. " y paper. The booth was short on chairs and st — ndoubtedly meent the Yosbin. the pridé of | to Induce the members of the brotherhcod | the light metal, not only for drinking cups | Rebekah lodge came nedt) The new constita- | Second Ward-=ffhe fient was hot, Work | one of the judges had to sit ou a ses 3ariun County Kepohlicans. th: Japanese navy. It would be startling | to Jo'n them through sympathy; declaring | and dishes for the soldiers, but for bayonet | tion admits all 0dd FellbWs and wives and | ers on both sides had been busy for | construcied from two ORLEANS, Neb., Sept. 20.—(Special Tele- news, indeed, he says, if this ship had gone | aBainst the position of Vice Grand Master | scabbards and other accoutrements in which | all white women over 1§ Fears of age who days past. The Bryan men offered a com- | watchers had to stand up. After down, but he scouts the idea, She is the new- | Hannahan —in the Pullman st A st some. tims, ago and wore coled | wbout tou ballots the jud ) gram.)—The republican county = convention strength Is not the first requisite. “belleve in the Ruler of the Universe.” omise some time ngo aud were scoffed | about teu bailots the fudges wid ¢ cre today was the most ¢nthusias & @5t and fastest crulser In the Japanese mavy, | In advising members not ~to wirk | To a private, Joseph H. e ot ane At 2t by the adwministration men. The result | took of a lunch, wh it | hore today was the most ¢nthusiastic conven h diversion oc Wwith the remarkable spe:d of {wenty-three | With the — nonunfon men and ap- | tie artillery companies stationed at Fogt | NMovementa Vossols. 8opt. 30, | was thet 664 votes were cast apd cnly two | hour, And it was aftcr 8 o'clock before tion ever held in Harlan county. C. A, Luce knots per hour, proving that of Grand Master Sirgent und cHenry » War departmel aahes At New ork—Rrerlved—All from | administration men elected e count was | county was fairly begun. None of the & of Republican City was nominated for repre PO B Y e e e Nk Saaanrion | Mansrxi s he AWar RApACIALL 16 ANMDIEH oo s M merioa rgm 1.ondon i quies, althcugh both sides watched the tel- | called forged Dryan tickits were cireulated | sentative; L. J. Porter, Alma county, for af CHINESE AR NOT PATRIOTIC. gave Hannahan another slap by reducing his | which may prove serviceable in campaigning. | yAS Bremen—Arrived~Lahn, from Ne lers closely. Delegates to county delegate | in the Nin Fhere was some scratching rney. Rousing speeches were made by salary from $3,500 yearly to $2,500, and lea It is a combination of shovel and pick axe ‘“‘","”M burg—Areivéd-8candla, from New convention Fritz Bloemer, H. Eisle, Peter | but only about as much as could be ac ssrs, Luce, Keester and Hardin. Harlan Opinion of an Emissary of the Pope on the | Ing thos other grand lodge officers un- | not more than & foot (n lensth, which ey | York o m AN ! 1. Blsasser, Lee Herdman, Cnavies Hi counted for on th of persosal friend- | county republicans wlll elect the entire ticket Oriental War, disturbed. Twelve thousand dolars was | pa carried at the belt, and used In digging At~ San FranciscotDeparted—Marip: Frank Jellen, Joseph Mik, L. J. Platt hip for some of the candidates. The ward | this year. Andrews’ prospects are growing £AN FRANCISCO, Segt. 2),~ Mgr. Pidl'be ¢ | voted for the relicf of firemen who went out | intrenchments. By its use the soidiers | for Honolulg and Svduex, | unon BURNARL S AN A, 8 itae: | EA0L Iug 10 one for Rivad, and M catgly beighler arery Any . oa an apostolic mission. Ho was one of the | Db the convention sdjourncd finally, to | Carinworks or intrenchments for their owa | “A{" Boulogne—Arrived—Vaandam, from | tat, Charles Clausen i 5 o M BN T T i Bt o M SEWARD, Neb., Sept. 20.—(Special Tel passengers on the steamer Oceanie. which | meet two years hence at Galveston, Tex. oot - y '\\\u\ s‘:v'fll; amptan—-ArFiyed—Columbia, from | N iillam Hayy Wiklam = Holmes, _Eatslakil turnrd'y rday. Ha had been placed upon | gram.)—Hon. Silas Holcomb address:d an arrived from the Ofent a few days ago. Grand Master Sargent and Grand Secre Senson's Work Nearly Ended. - | O'Hearn, Antinio Scolzo, Sebastian Selulec] the anti-Bryan ticket without his knowledge | audience at the court house today, speaking A 2 4 New York for Hamburg; Seandia, from b A i beginning of ekt year me hus | (ry and Treasurer Arold were directed by | WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—The field parties | Now York for Hamburg. gt Thalles, e mo gt exespt | O, CONSnL When e learned of it e rew | nearly two hours. Ho discusted the tamifE v W sustoms | the convention to remove the headquarters | of the coast and g:odetic survey In Alasks. e hird - Wa here was no fight exc wroth aad took off his coat for the aairly She RN CHe. 4 5. been delving fnto the creeds and customs | oo, SRSt B0 TRV, A6 SIRCIEEIIeR | Goton LA " n Uacilie veats the Ko Grande. for the assessor. T Ing was excied- | yicket. | Delegates to county deles uestion, the m meat of atate finances of all the Oriental natious, and at the same . & PAnce » . Colorado and Utah are cemiug home, thel : . 3 y . 20,1 * ingly quiet until after b o'clock, when some | P wdoigler gy ) J the maximum frelght law, and charged time has been investigating the works of all | Y them- L son’s work belng completed. Partles are CHEYENNE, Wyo.,' $épt. 20.—The Bel | (% B R0 0Er ) which were quicky | 1 M. Burke, 1 w. 3. Ha republican offiefals Wil corruption fn the Catholic misslons in the countries which he Fqualization u Hiinots. M out along the Mexiean border and | cattle train resghed Kansas City sever:l ke, I, management of the state government. " quelehizd. The ass ssor contest was close | B I¢ichen Palne. O, has traversed, * SPRINGFIELD, 1, Sept. 20 resurveys are being made in Boston harbsg, | hours shead of the Rip Grande and West S eiatoiit the day and Hareington patled | Bopearesd From Pe Mgr. Termos went by way of A b went about Long lsland and in the Hudson riv i Tl 1 de betw tes that brought him the v Amrehe, WA WelobuJoot Y aat SR Teans Croiauh ML TSNS I ok MheneThe on Long Island and © Hudson rive traln ie average fime made be 1 votos rought him the vietory Smriin SR loo Bler e e T i Manchuria and Gores to Japan. He asw | board of equalization today sdjourned tik o~ Cheyenne and the Gestlnition was twenty- | -woen 6 and 7 oclock. He wou with 11z | W0 Buliov, 5 allons L & 1y Neb,, Sept. 20.—(Special Pele the Janpanese fieer land its troops at | Wext Tuesday morning. The committee or d Qulet o Moniio olght and three-quaftérs miles anm hour. | v-tes, against 113 for Cosgrove. The same gram.) Davis of Texas expounded Chemulpo and says he was struck with the | town and city lots reported a surplus cnlual WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Assuremoss | populistic doctrine to a fair sized audience The run is conceded td' be the fastest ev:c | tickel was run for the two conventions and 3 miltary manner in which the cercueony wus | of $50,418,099. have reached the State department w thu | made with a similar train in the west. fad ne opnosition at all, the Bryan delegation (Continued ¢n Sccond Page) for three solid hours here this afternoon. J. ¥, Gardnér, J Gibbs A. Linahar